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Question : 59 of 160
Marks:
+1,
-0
Solution:
Given, latus rectum of hyperbola subtends
90° at its centre.
Let there be a hyperbola
−=1 ...(i)
So, eccentricity,
e=√1+ End points of latusrectum are
L=(ae,) and
L′=(ae,)
Centre
=(0,0) ∵
∠LCL′=90° Then, in
ΔLCL′, by using Pythagoras theorem,
(LC)2+(L′C)2=(LL′)2 =()2 2(a2e2+)= ⇒=2a2e2 ⇒
b4=a4e2 [a2(e2−1)]2=a4e2 {∵b2=a2(e2−1)} a4(e2−1)2=a4e2 ⇒
(e2−1)2=e2 ⇒e2−1=±e ⇒
e2≠e−1=0 ⇒
e== ∵
e can't be negative, hence
e=
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